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Centre promises "personal education," and a big part of "personal" is knowing the persons who are part of your community. For that reason, we frequently include a photo of the individual making the submission—to help bring "names and faces together." If you prefer not to have your picture included, just say so on your submission and we'll honor that personal request as well.
Convos for February
The Opera Show (Norton Center event) Friday, Feb. 5, 8 p.m., Newlin Hall
Chamber Orchestra of the Kremlin (Norton Center event) Monday, Feb. 22, 8 p.m., Weisiger Theatre
The Tchaikovsky Ballet (Norton Center event) Tuesday, Feb. 23, 8 p.m., Newlin Hall
Anthony Cortese: Healthy, Just & Sustainable Wednesday, Feb. 24, 7 p.m., Weisiger Theatre
Beauty Undressed Thursday, Feb. 25, 7 p.m., Newlin Hall
Meetings/Gatherings
Monday nights are Centre Nights at the Danville Bowlarama! From 5 p.m. to close. $2 games, $1 shoes, $5 burger plate (includes regular-sized fries and a soft drink). Must show Student ID. Groups are no problem-just call ahead (859) 236-6452.
—Danville Bowlarama
Library hours |
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Tuesday, Feb. 16. John B. Nici, a New York area high school teacher, Queens College lecturer, and author of Barron’s AP Art History—the best-selling advanced-placement examination review book—will give a presentation titled “(Re)Packaging Art History for High School Students” at 4 p.m. in JVAC 201. A lively speaker and seasoned teacher of advanced-placement courses in both art history and English, Nici will address the nature, goals, and expectations of the College Board’s AP courses. All are welcome to attend this event sponsored by Centre College’s Art Program.
—William Levin (pictured)
March 20-25. Alternative Spring Break to Atlanta, Georgia. We will be doing flood-relief work with Community Collaborations International, an organization that serves as a liaison between volunteers and non-profits in the Atlanta area. Faculty, staff, or students interested in participating should e-mail emmy.robichaud@centre.edu) or kate.wintuska@centre.edu by Feb. 5.
—Emmy Robichaud and Kate Wintuska
Important Study Abroad Meetings and Information
Thursday, Feb. 4. Meeting for all students interested in the Centre-in-Japan program for 2010-11. Come to the Davidson room at 4 p.m. to talk with the students who have just returned and to receive more information about the program.
Reminder to students: The application deadline to apply for all semester programs for 2010-11 is Monday, Feb. 8 at 4 p.m.
Reminder to faculty: Tuesday, Feb. 9 at noon is the deadline to turn in all faculty recommendation forms for students applying to study abroad in 2010-11.
Tuesday, Feb. 16. Interested in studying abroad this summer? Learn about a brand new opportunity this summer, 2010, in Merida, Mexico. Phyllis Passariello will direct a three-week program in sunny Merida; students will earn three hours of course credit. Come to the Davidson room at 11:20 a.m. to learn more about the opportunity.
Thursday, Feb. 11. Summer Strasbourg program meeting for students who know they want to participate will be held at 11:20 a.m. in the Davidson room.
—Lisa Nesmith
Notices
Special Housing Accommodations. Students who were granted special housing accommodation this past year are reminded that notes are due for 2010-11 to Parsons Student Health no later than March 6. They need to be updated every year, and your having received the accommodation last year does not guarantee it this upcoming year. If you are going abroad for Spring Term or home for winter break and need to have this form updated by your physician, etc., you can download it from the Parsons Web Site (click here). Questions? Please call 5480 or e-mail ann.young@centre.edu.
—Ann Young (pictured)
If you would like to change your meal plan for the Spring Term, you may do so from Wednesday, Feb. 3 through Wednesday, Feb. 17 only. You need to stop by the Student Life Office and complete a form.
—Anita Bertram (pictured)
Juniors and Faculty. John C. Young Honors Program. Juniors: It’s not too early to begin working on your application for our John C. Young Honors Program. Applications are open to rising seniors (students who will be seniors in the 2010-11 academic year). Student applicants will need a faculty sponsor. Additional details may be found here. The application deadline is March 31. This year’s John C. Young symposium will be held Sunday, April 18.
—Michael Hamm
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Miscellaneous
Quick Recall, Future Problem Solving, and Governor's Cup! Do you have experience in any of these clubs or organizations? Local schools are looking for Centre students to assist with tournaments to be held locally on Feb. 13. If you are interested in helping to make these events successful, please e-mail patrick.noltemeyer@centre.edu.
—Patrick Noltemeyer (pictured)
Special Education Tutors Needed! Boyle County Middle School is looking for Centre students willing to volunteer tutoring students with special needs. Ideally, students would be available to volunteer from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays, but if you're interested and cannot make this time, they will accommodate your schedule. Please e-mail patrick.noltemeyer@centre.edu for additional information!
—Patrick Noltemeyer
Singers, pianists, instrumentalists of all kinds. If you want or plan to study applied music in the spring, please be sure to register for it as soon as possible (drop/add is currently open). The music program needs to make sure we have teachers for all who want to study.
—Barbara Hall (pictured)
Send Danville's finest to prom! Bring gently used dresses, shoes, and jewelry to the ADPi House between 7 and 8 p.m. on Tuesday nights from now until the end of February. Monetary donations are also welcome. For further information e-mail katie.moore@centre.edu.
—Katie Moore
Important Information from Career Services
Students: have a quick question for Career Services? Need to make an appointment? A Career Services representative will be at the entrance to the Campus Center Wednesday, Feb. 3, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to answer questions and schedule appointments. Just stop by!
Summit Adventure is now hiring for summer wilderness instructors and base staff and will be on campus at the student Center during lunch Feb. 3rd to talk with interested students. Located in Bass Lake, California, just south of Yosemite National Park and the Ansel Adams Wilderness Area, they offer courses for teens, college students, parents and adults.
Internship of the Week. The Whitehouse Internship Program offers summer positions in Washington, D.C. The deadline to apply is Feb. 7. For more information, see eRecruiting or your career counselor.
Need money to help pay for your graduate school applications and travel? Do you have at least a 3.35 GPA in your major? The Extraordinary Success Program (ESP) can help! This is a program which can provide funding for out-of-state graduate school applications. Further information about the program can be found here. Start working on your application as the deadline is Feb. 16.
Juniors and Seniors! It’s time once again for “Spotlight Career Fair," when Centre joins Kentucky’s other private colleges and universities to host a career fair where employers recruit students for post-graduation jobs and summer internships nationwide. Various Kentucky graduate schools will also be represented. This year’s fair is Thursday, March 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. To register, please phone 5283. You must come by Career Services for an “info session” and brief resume critique. Dates/time of sessions: Feb. 18, 23, 25 and March 2 at 11:30 a.m.
—Sherri Gowins
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